Much like Canaan Mitchell, Johnson was a huge part of Rossville’s success this past season. The well built 6-foot-0, 210-pound Johnson played both running back and linebacker for the Dawgs.

It was the defensive side of the ball he saw his biggest success as he was named Sports in Kansas 1A Defensive Player of the Year this past fall.

Offensively he had nearly 500 total offensive yards and 13 touchdowns. It is on the defensive side of the ball where he was most effective where he had a staggering 133 tackles from his linebacker position. He had back-to-back seasons with over 100 tackles for Rossville. Johnson also had 2.0 tackles for loss, 1.0 sacks and 1.0 interceptions defensively.

He was selected to play in the Native All-American Football Game, where he represented the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation. He has picked up some NAIA offers already and his seen his recruitment really start to pick up since the season has ended.

Andre Johnson Andre Johnson 6'0" | 205 lbs | ATH/LB Rossville | 2026 State KS   , 6’0, 210, RB/LB, Rossville ’26. He is another versatile baller on both sides of the ball looking for an eye-popping senior season this fall. Last season he helped lead the Bulldogs into the playoffs as a powerful back on offense and a ball-buster of a linebacker on defense who posted 100+ tackles a year ago. He was slowed earlier this year with a broken hand suffered in the playoffs, but is close to one hundred percent recovered. Even with little time to prep due to the injury, he still finished fifth in state in powerlifting at 198. He is currently running track, where he runs the sprints and is one of the top javelin throwers in his class. He is still finalizing his camp schedule but so far is planning on hitting Kansas State and Washburn and is considering others later in the summer. This guy has all the tools to be a dynamic two-way destroyer in 2025. Look for him to have a huge season this fall.